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From KCRW in Santa Monica and PRI, Public Radio International. This is To the Point.

NAFTA and the Road to the White House.

Hello again, I'm Aeronalny, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International.

The North American Free Trade Agreement is 22 years old, but Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have put it back in the headlines.

They attack it for putting Americans out of work by sending jobs to Mexico.

Bill Clinton signed it, making it awkward for Hillary, especially in California.

Economists say free trade is what they call a net benefit to the U.S. economy,

but till now there's been more emphasis on the gain

than there's been on the pain. With the Trans-Pacific Partnership not yet submitted to Congress,

we'll get a reality check on an issue that won't go away. Today's talking point,

the history of contested nominating conventions, Republican and Democratic.

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